For those who beleive in God.

I'd call him on it... he promised never to do that again.

I have to agree with mamapaparazzi, God said he would never again destroy the world in a flood and sent the rainbow as a sign of this promise.

Okay lets imagine that the first flood didn't happen and now was the time and God came to me. I would question it because I am not a very confident person. I would ask why me? And be fearful I couldn't do it. I would get it done though. If my God asked something so important of me I would want to please him.

Let's see - his word is that he would never do that again. So, it could never be God.

First words out of my mouth would be, "Prove it. Prove you are God." and my next action would be to call mental health because I'm having hallucinations and in need of some medications.

hotmama scares me...you try to test the God you claim to love. it doesn't work that way. He is higher than you, unless you've switched teams, in which case..would explain a lot. if you haven't, i'd think you are the one that needs to go to your room and rethink things.
just sayin'....poop or get off the pot.

yes, scripture says God promised never to flood the earth. but hypothetically, if He hadn't, and He did as you suggest, actually came to me and requested this work, i'd have to do it. yes, i'd be freaked out, yes, i'd wonder 'why me?', but really..if a god/God that you believed created the universe and all its inhabitants, past/present, physically and audibly came to you..what more would you need, if you ever needed proof? of course you'd do as He commanded/asked/etc. yes, everyone would know what was going on, as they did in the OT story. you wouldn't have to tell-suddenly building a huge boat is hard to miss!

Wow hot-mama86 is really upset... God gave us free will and we all make our choices in life. Some good some bad. We can not put our poor choices in Gods lap and blame him for them and then get angry when things do not go our way. God does not leave us, we leave him, that's when the recipe get's messed up. It is not God that has little faith in us, it is his children that have little faith in him. He gave his own son to save us from ourselves. Christ is his fix it. Yes God allows free will .Some of that free will can have a world wide impact of destruction. One selfish choice from just one human being can and will impact an entire family or nation. It also goes the other way...One SELFLESS choice can give hope and light to the world. The Holy Bible is filled with letters and documentation as well as a pretty well laid out map of how we can live our lives that are fruitful. A tree with damaged roots will produce bad fruit.

I agree with hot. If you need to keep doing this something is wrong. He sent his son to clear away sin he did this he did that. Well there is something wrong here. This is why I can not grasp the concept of the christian god.

Honestly, I would call the doctor! I would just assume I had flipped my lid and needed more meds!